HIGH-PRESSURE FIRE-RETARDANT MATERIAL WITH METAL LAYER AND METHOD FOR MAKING THE SAME
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Feb 27, 2014
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Oct 19, 2012
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Aug 23, 2012
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The present invention is to provide a high-pressure fire-retardant material, which includes at least one metal layer each being a plate made of a metal material, having a thickness less than 2 mm, and evenly formed with a plurality of mesh holes by stamping; at least one fiber layer each being a board composed of a fibrous material and having a thickness less than 2 mm; and at least one bonding layer each located between one metal layer and one fiber layer. The bonding layer is formed by curing a composite material made of an even mixture of an adhesive and a fire-resistant material, wherein the fire-resistant material is in a form of powder or particles and makes up 45% to 65% by weight of the composite material. Once cured, the composite material forms the bonding layer and is embedded in the mesh holes and pores of the fiber layer.
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